ENCOURAGING THE CAPITOL MODERN MUSEUM AND STATE FOUNDATION ON CULTURE AND THE ARTS TO INCREASE OPPORTUNITIES FOR ARTISTS, SONGWRITERS, AND PRODUCERS TO SHOWCASE THEIR TALENT ON A PUBLIC PLATFORM WHILE FOSTERING ACCESS TO ALL FORMS OF ART.

This Senate Resolution encourages the Capitol Modern Museum and the State Foundation on Culture and the Arts to expand public platforms for artists, songwriters, and producers to showcase their work. The bill urges these organizations to prioritize education and career development for students from kindergarten through college, offering access to scholarships, grants, and apprenticeships. It also calls for increased collaboration with local theaters, youth symphonies, and schools to make art programming more accessible while highlighting Hawaiian culture. As a non-binding resolution, it does not create new laws or funding but serves as an official recommendation to state agencies.